Piyush Goyal said as per estimates, there are five crore pending court cases relating to minor offences, majority of which should have never gone to the courts
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Jan Vishwas Bill: Commerce Ministry wants departments to consider withdrawing cases involving minor offences
Piyush Goyal said as per estimates, there are five crore pending court cases relating to minor offences, majority of which should have never gone to the courts
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